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Propaganda is taking something true and twisting it into your vision usually for the worst

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the censoring or prohibition of any content from news, movies, books, and other media that is deemed offensive, unpopular politically, or poses a security risk.

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information- especially that which is slanted or deceptive-used to advance or advertise a specific political cause or point of view.

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The author's viewpoint on Propaganda and Censorship seems to be more on the negative side rather than positive or neutral. This can be shown looking at their word choice and examples put. They use words like "manipulate" or "alter" to show propaganda and censorship. These words all are words that show feelings against this topic. Manipulate means to control and alter was used to say how the info was changed for this manipulation. Examples include things such as how Muslims suffered from the 9/11 tragedy, showing a negative effect of both of them.

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The government has greater control of the citizens because they are able to show the citizens what they want them to see. They can limit what citizens see so they can't see the full picture or everything that is going on, only what the government wants them to. This gives them control of everything that the citizens think or feel. For example, Galileo Galilei's ideas weren't agreed with, so it was banned or censored and the citizens wouldn't see this.

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Censorship increased after the invention of the printing press because the printing press, writers were able to efficiently print & distribute false things to the public.

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It gives the government control because if you control what gets sent out to the public, you can twist to go in your favor.

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How does censorship give government greater control of its citizens?

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How does censorship give government greater control of its citizens?

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It gives them greater control because they limit what they want there citizens to see like on the news if something goes wrong they can just turn off that telecast for 30 minutes before citizens can watch it again.

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Misuse of Propaganda can be very dangerous because at some point the citizens will know that they are manipulating them so they do not help the government.

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The author explains both Propaganda and Censorship well by explaining them both so the reader can understand what the author is trying to say.

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Propaganda and Censorship are ways of controlling your citizens and manipulating i them.

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Biased information used to promote a particular political cause or point of view. Propaganda isn't always false. It can be somewhat true.

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Misusing propaganda can go too far very fast. If you spread extremely biased information or steer the topic too far in one direction, people will take it the wrong way most of the time, causing chaos and confusion, which is the exact opposite effect of what propaganda is supposed to do.

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The author is non-biased and doesn't seem to have a specific view on that topic, but seems to just be informing us of Censorship and Propaganda. I say this because they speak about all of the positive and negative effects about propaganda, and aren't steering the topic in one direction.

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When printing presses were invented in 1439, it became easier for the government and other establishments to spread their views and opinions, but with that, it also became possible to limit the information that they fed the public. This led to many half-truths and biased information being spread around.

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The misuse of propaganda is dangerous because people may get the wrong idea and then everything may backfire.

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I think the author is trying to inform us about propaganda and censorship so that we can make informed issues in our political/personal life.

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In 1439, printing presses were invented, which allowed printed information to become more available. So then, churches and governments began limiting information to manipulate their citzenry.

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How does censorship give government greater control of its citizens?

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How does censorship give government greater control of its citizens?

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Censorship allows governments to control what information their people can access, which means that they can more easily spread biased information and control how their citizens think.

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Propaganda and censorship are both ways that the government controls their citizens.

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It is dangerous to call names, and like Adam said that was the beginning of Pearl Harbor. So don't misuse propaganda.

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You can get caught calling someone names and people who support that idea that you are against will come and try to hurt you.

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Using propaganda for bad things can start trouble because of the way it works. Twisting the truth about someone or thing can mean that it ruins a reputation or can do something much worse like convince people to start a very bad army. An example of this is what Hitler did.

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When companies or politicians insult or defame competitors, typically by comparing them to their own product or political group.

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Its when biased info is given to people hoping they buy into that certain idea, or beleif

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Name-calling is where you let down a specific group or product that is your opponent to put them down. It is when you try to get rid of your opponent/competition for your product or group.

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When censorship got more popular the printing press was out, since censorship has limits for information, it was simple since the printing press did the same thing.

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censorship is important, because it allows the government to do such things as being able to control what their citizens can access.

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Calling a company something bad so you think their company is better and you buy their product.

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Where the author talks and it's not in 1st 2nd or 3rd person, like Jonathan said. Because The author has their own perspective that may be different from others perspective.

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It helps the government because they control and help control our countries imports and exports, so they could easily stop selling something that taints their name.

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information, especially of a biased or deceptive nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political motive or point of view.

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information, especially of a biased or deceptive nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political motive or point of view.

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propaganda

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It can be dangerous by calling names can be harmful which was also the cause of the Pearl Harbor bombing.

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The misuse of propaganda can be dangerous because it is nearly impossible to avoid influence from the media, and it can paint anything in any way bad or good.

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Censorship increased the printing press industry because "American citizens take freedom of press for granted".

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It increased because printing press shared a new way of spreading information.

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When famous people endorse products or ideas they are into, so hopefully, you will too.

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Propaganda is when biased information is spread through large groups of people. Propaganda isn't always completely false. Often, it's more of a half-truth like card-stacking.

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They tell a half truth to convince you of a certain point

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Card Stacking - only the positive side of your _________.

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the use for censorship increased because of the printing press. The printing press censors out bad text that ruins their reputation

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Censorship allows the government to control what their citizens have access to. They can censor anything that makes them look bad.

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When ads use normal everyday people to promote their item.

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I think the view point is where all they do is talk about information, because in the passage they don't use 1st, 2nd, or 3rd person talk

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Why did censorship increase after the invention of the printing press?

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Why did censorship increase after the invention of the printing press?

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Newspapers became widely popular and they were cheap, informative, and many people could get a hold of them

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When an advertisement uses words that almost all people think of as positive. Things like lower taxes, higher pay, and fresher food.

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When people spread biased information and twist it to match their values and ideals, to convince people of a certain point or control them.

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Censorship is when the government controls their citizens by not allowing them to see the other side of the issue or the bad parts of the issue and only showing the good parts.

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When someone or a commercial uses "regular people" to advertise the product to include people and make them think it works on everyone.

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Convincing a certain person to buy something due to peer pressure so they can "fit in"

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The author of this article appears to be neutral about propaganda. They provide negative examples of propaganda, such as the propaganda used by the US government to round up Japanese-Americans, but they also provide examples of propaganda that are not negative, such as testimonies made by witnesses at a trial. However, they seem to have a mostly negative view about censorship, as they provide only negative examples of censorship.

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Propaganda is twisting or changing the information to give to people.

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censorship is to persuade information by not allowing too much information to be told

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bandwagon - peer pressure

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Censorship increased after the invention of the printing press because anyone could print a document of almost any kind, this raised the possibility that people would print things that did not meet the approval of the ruling classes of the kingdoms and empires of the world.

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Making people feel like if they do/buy a certain thing, they will fit in and feel like they belong with the rest of the public.

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The reason censorship increased after the printing press is because churches and governments had the ability to ban all materials that contradicted the viewpoints of the church or government.

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When people change information for a reason intensifying a specific response ti target their audience.

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Why did censorship increase after  the printing press was created?

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Why did censorship increase after  the printing press was created?

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Newspapers became widely popular and let lots of people have access to news. They were cheap, informative, and many people could get a hold of it.

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limits the information the audience receives, it tells half of the true information

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biased information that is usually misleading to people, used to promote a particular cause.

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Censorship is when someone takes away or limits the amount of truth people can hear or have.

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Censorship allows governments to manipulate the people by controlling exactly what they have access to. They can censor everything that says bad things about the government.

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If propaganda isn't used right it could make the audience confused on what your saying, and you could lose their attention

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Two of the main things that propaganda and censorship have in common are that they both allow the people behind them to manipulate their audience's thoughts and prevent the audience from knowing the complete truth.

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Censorship limits what the public hears, so they don't get all the information.